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Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)

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Articles in May 15, 2008 issue of Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)

• Man, 89, robbed twice in 14 days
• 'SHELVE THE TESCO PLAN' 'Devastating' effect on town say top traders
• pounds 1m back from drugs barons; Police action retrieves criminals' loot
• County's new 999 copter
• Parking warning
• Spell it out! Rowley school hits highest grade in inspection report
• Texting good 4 teens' vocabulary
• Crews fight huge garden waste blaze
• Local briefs: Appeal for extra blood donors
• Local briefs: Cycle course
• Local briefs: Library sports
• Local briefs: Geology walk
• Local briefs: Wine festival
• Child service revamp 'may boost truancy' Changes are not cuts claims Kirklees
• Louise on hand with message
• Tougher tests for teachers
• New cash for wildlife projects
• Hope runs out for our brave Adrian; Leukaemia has returned
• Clinic's aim is to find bone marrow donors
• COMMENT: Staying on at school
• COMMENT: Burton's battle
• Randy Clive has his eye on our women; Randy Clive Worth says women, particularly those from Huddersfield, find it difficult to resist his charms - "I've got the gift of the gab and make sure I reel them in with soft charm," he says
• Barrister dismayed by firing
• Pub where beer tastes of coffee
• Meehan In Court On Porn Charges
• Leeds fans told to stay at home
• National briefs: Crime figures to include children
• National briefs: Post partners
• National briefs: Street stabbing
• National briefs: Flexibility plan
• National briefs: Murder charge
• National briefs: Power to people
• CITY'S SCARS OF VIOLENCE; Night of pride for Scottish football turns ugly
• Quake Britons found
• Man dies in bid to save girl
• Action to tackle teenage pregnancy; Conception rates fall 9.7%
• Poet ventures into print
• Home losses 'not as high
• World briefs: Plea for aid
• World briefs: Palestine fears
• World briefs: Weapons theft
• World briefs: Human jet
• World briefs: Killed by chopper
• Jury told of granny killer's lies
• Fire damages church organ
• Second business group
• A chance to try out dance
• WHAT A MESS! Visitor wants clean river
• Clrs fight to keep post offices open; Pinnock: 'This is a huge blow to local people'
• Bid for share of pounds 190 m
• Cricket session
• Bid to turn 'Army' HQ into community hall; Campaigners must raise pounds 160,000
• Paper talk
• Mystery of demolition gear at listed mills; 'No plans to knock anything more down'
• Kiran's achievement a cause for celebration
• Netball course on lookout for new players
• Club in legal probe
• M62 work continuing for a year
• Artist's talent for local faces; Norman reveals new portrait
• Fall in adult learners
• 5million expected to work from home; Bosses urged to review work practice
• Top achievers take their bow at awards night
• Claimant count at highest mark for two years
• Tykes eager to volunteer
• Schools' creative competition
• Choir helps charity
• Barry takes on professor's role
• Still missing out on the world of folk
• Summer and the inevitable moving musical wind-up
• Weeping through the laughs
• Letter: Mailbag - Another case of one rule for us and another for them …
• Letter: Mailbag - Ancient ruin!
• Letter: Mailbag - Time to repeal this act?
• Letter: Mailbag - Blooming good day
• Letter: Mailbag - Live debate on Deadwaters
• Letter: Mailbag - Service with a smile
• Letter: Mailbag - Overwhelming success
• Letter: Mailbag - True community spirit
• Letter: Mailbag - Voting for apathy
• Letter: Mailbag - Post Office fight continues

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